VARIOUS ARTISTS — Diamonds In The Night Vol. 10 EP

Various Artists – DIAMONDS IN THE NIGHT VOL. 10 EP arrives on Bordello A Parigi as catalogue BAP256, a 12-inch vinyl that gathers four distinct cuts from Laion, Seth Booth, Sam In Space and Andrea Martello. Positioned within the label’s ongoing “Diamonds in the Night” series, the EP continues the habit of delivering club-ready disco, dance, pop house and indie house tunes that the label has been curating throughout 2026. In the Bordello A Parigi roster, BAP256 follows the “DIAMONDS IN THE NIGHT VOL. 9 EP” (BAP253) and sits alongside releases such as the “TESSITURA EP” by Tallac (BAP255) and the “SONIC BOOM EP” by L.F.T. (BAP258). The label’s recent output has leaned heavily into bright, groove-centric productions, and this tenth volume reinforces that direction while adding its own flavour. Side A opens with Laion’s “Grandma Disco”. The track leans into the series’ disco heritage, offering a buoyant rhythm that feels instantly suited for the early-set energy of a dancefloor. Its placement next to Seth Booth’s “Vetus In Novo” creates a subtle shift; Booth’s contribution reinterprets the series’ ethos with a more forward-looking approach, hinting at a modern twist on classic house structures while maintaining the same kinetic pulse. Side B continues the journey with Sam In Space’s “Longing”. The title suggests a more introspective mood, and the music delivers a measured groove that works well for late-night transitions, providing DJs with a moment to draw the crowd deeper into the set. Closing the record, Andrea Martello’s “Spaziorave” brings a bright, indie-house sheen that lifts the momentum, offering a final burst of energy that can either cap a set or feed into a more uplifting peak. Within the “Diamonds in the Night” series, this volume showcases the label’s commitment to highlighting emerging talent across the disco-house spectrum. The four contributors each bring a distinct voice, yet the EP feels cohesive thanks to the shared emphasis on dancefloor functionality and melodic clarity. For collectors, the series has become a reference point for contemporary disco-infused house, and volume 10 adds another essential entry. From a DJ’s perspective, the record offers versatile building blocks. “Grandma Disco” and “Vetus In Novo” provide strong opening material for warm-up or early-set moments, while “Longing” and “Spaziorave” give the flexibility to shape the latter part of a night, whether through a more reflective mood or a final surge of energy. The sequencing respects the flow of a live set, allowing seamless transitions between tracks. The physical format is a standard 12-inch vinyl, matching the series’ established presentation. The record’s grooves are cut to accommodate the dynamic range required by both the punchy house beats and the smoother disco textures, ensuring a solid playback experience for both DJs and home listeners. Various Artists – DIAMONDS IN THE NIGHT VOL. 10 EP, Bordello A Parigi, catalogue BAP256, 12-inch vinyl, 4 tracks. Tracklist: A1. Laion – Grandma Disco A2. Seth Booth – Vetus In Novo B1. Sam In Space – Longing B2. Andrea Martello – Spaziorave